Crozon · Finistère · France
Plage de Kersiguenou
You'll park above a curve of blonde sand tucked between rocky headlands, where the southern exposure traps afternoon warmth even when Atlantic winds batter the north coast. Families stake out spots near the calm shallows; photographers linger until dusk paints the Rade de Brest copper and rose.
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You'll park above a curve of blonde sand tucked between rocky headlands, where the southern exposure traps afternoon warmth even when Atlantic winds batter the north coast. Families stake out spots near the calm shallows; photographers linger until dusk paints the Rade de Brest copper and rose.
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About this beach
Where it is
Plage de Kersiguenou
Crozon, Finistère, France
48.1999°, -4.4930°
Top things to do
At Plage de Kersiguenou
Wade Calm Waters
Sheltered bay, ideal for children
Sunset Over Brest
Roadstead views turn rose-gold
Headland Scramble
Granite outcrops frame the cove
Picnic on Sand
Bring Breton crêpes, local cider
Near this beach
Places, rentals, tours and events within walking and driving distance of Plage de Kersiguenou.
Questions people actually ask about Plage de Kersiguenou.
Is Plage de Kersiguenou safe for swimming and families?
Plage de Kersiguenou is generally family-friendly with calmer waters than many Atlantic-facing beaches, thanks to its southern exposure on the Crozon Peninsula. The bay offers some protection from stronger waves, making it suitable for children. However, as with all Brittany beaches, check tide times and weather conditions before swimming. There are no lifeguards on duty, so supervise children closely. The beach has a gentle slope and sandy bottom, which adds to its appeal for families seeking a more sheltered swimming spot.
When is the best time to visit Plage de Kersiguenou?
Plage de Kersiguenou can be visited year-round, but July and August offer the warmest weather and water temperatures (16-18°C). Spring and autumn provide quieter visits with mild temperatures, ideal for coastal walks and sunset viewing. The beach's southern orientation makes it particularly pleasant on sunny days, even outside peak summer. Winter visits appeal to those seeking dramatic seascapes and solitude. For optimal conditions, visit during low to mid-tide when more beach is exposed. The sunset views are spectacular throughout the year, especially in late spring and summer.
